Chinese court invalidates 2019 car sale made using now worthless crypto token
It appears that not only was the sales contract invalidated, but the buyer paid for the car with a questionable digital token in the first place.
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It appears that not only was the sales contract invalidated, but the buyer paid for the car with a questionable digital token in the first place.
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